amanico
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Not totally true
It depends on what Panerai will offer in a very next future...
I really think that whatever is the Economical cirucmstances, if Panerai releases a 47mm base Luminor, you can be sure that they will go, crisis or not, in a very short time.
That's only my opinion, but I think that yes, it depends on what Panerai has to offer...
Best.
Nicolas
Does the current economic slowdown affect your appetite in purchasing more pam?
As the global financial markets are collapsing everyday, given the target customer of Panerai are mainly professionals and entrepreneurs, would such environment affect the sales of Panerai? Or these customers simply start to pull back and become less self...
Not totally true
It depends on what Panerai will offer in a very next future... I really think that whatever is the Economical cirucmstances, if Panerai releases a 47mm base Luminor, you can be sure that they will go, crisis or not, in a very short time. That's only my op...
my logic is slightly different -
when economic situation is slow, crime level goes up. with crime level up, you will have even more watches not bad news for everyone Asi
Investment Banks, Insurance, Commercial Banks..... going belly up....
I wonder when most of the US financial institutions are going belly up and still can't resolve the crisis.... maybe people will need more pams? As money is really useless... its better to keep something tangible then the money in your account.
Depends....
a 203 at the fair and right price will still get a thousand dibs, that I can bet on cheers
I believe the economy will affect Panerai sales...
only in the simple pieces for beginners but not for the special models such as 309 or 322. I'm with Nicolas....if Panerai launch some new models with 47mm, 1950 case, base model, either ceramic or steel case...I'm sure they will be all GONE in a very very...